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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

Mr. T. S. Bonhsm, after a pleasant
visit of two weeks 20 his brother Mr..
". B. Bonham, returned on last sas-
,,r5sv to his home in Columbia
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

Fast Line between CHARLESTON AND
COLUMBIA AND UppEH South CAROLINA.
Condensed SckeGale.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

The attendance was larger than the
previous night, At the instance OF
Professor Nettles, principal of the
Academy, NJ. G. Galluchat, Esq, acted
as president pro TEN of the society.
The following is the programme OF
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

Mr.. Scott Harvin has just finished
kiln beyond his mill, con-
tanning 247,OOO brick, and IS making
another quite as large.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

Mr.. Henry Cuttino, Of Sumter, had
his head badly cut while bathing 3
few days ago. The wound IS more
serious than was at first reported, and
will after healing, leave q scar.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

We were shown yesterday, a beau
tiful June apple by MI. ". 3. Bon.
ham. It came from the orchard OF
Mr.. ". A. Barfeld.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

The board of health Of the town IS
at work promoting its sanitary inter
estsE There action is well-timed as
thare is much demanding their atten-
ton. It is the duty of persons to
keep their back premises clear a
hint to the wise is sufficient
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15

Nessrs. J. Warrington Oliver, H.
". Mitchum, and VIM. Jenklnson,
who have been for the past year IN at
tendance at the Manning Academy,
left last week for their homes.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
SheriTs Sale.
JANIS J. HYpy,
On
]. Afonror 0A1E.

=. a
By yirsue of an execution issued o,t ot
fle Jrstiee'S Court Of Mineral Park Pre-
cinct, Of the Comfy If Mohave. Territory
of Arizona, where James j. Hyde il Main
tn and j. Morton Gale, defendant, upgu
judgment rendered tine eth day Of August
lsSG, for tho sum of sixty-eieht and ll.IOt
dollars s4cS.l2l, Of which there remains doe
and unpaid and unsatissi~d the earn ~ thirty
fve and 80 100 dollars( f35.49), lawful mon
ey of tho United States, besides cost and
interest. have this day Ieyisd upon all the
right, titic, c!siH and interest OF said do.
fendsnt.J j. Morton Gale, of, in and to the
following dsacr:b-d kea. Estate, to-wis,
That certain lead. lode or mining claim
situated at Stockton Hill, Wailapai Mining
Dist Nohaye county, Arizona Territory.
ct or Fear tho Crpri raire, and known and
described al the MooDbeam mining location,
containing 800 foct in Length. and moro par.
ticulaYiy described in the Records of the
County Recorder Of ssid Aohavs cosnty. in
Book page 254, TO which records reference
10 hsreby had.
Public notice Ia hereby given that viii.
ON Monday, tho llth day Of April. 1887, at
z O'clock, +. NJ. Gf said day, In front Of the
Court House door on the County Of Nohave.
ssll At public auction for lawful money Of
the United States. Ell the right. title. claim
and interest Of mid defendant, J.. Mortoa
Gale, CT, in and to the above described
property, or 50 much thereof as may be
nscessaYy TO raise sufficient 20 satisfy said
judgment. with interest and costs, etc., 10
the highest and best bidder.
March 18th, 1857.
ROBERT STEEN,
Sheriff Of Nohave Conaty.
By o. y. KUEscxa.
Under sheriff.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
Prspesals for Moving JalI
Cells from Nineral IPa1k 70
KliBgman.

Sealed proposals. will lie received by The
Board Of Supervisors Of the County oI
Molave at their next quarterly meeting
| on Monday, April 4th, 1851. st 10 O'Clock
q. nj, for taking down and moving the
county, jail cells from Mineral Park, and
putting the same up, ready for use. on
the Court Hons. lot in tile TOWN Of King
man.
Pidders viii be required Il, furnish all
the labor, tools, teams &c., required in
the removal Of the said Jail 'slls, and TO
erect the sasne On the foundation furnish
cd by the Board, or which may hereafter
be agreed upon by the successful bidder
ami the Board.
Bids must be in the form OF sealed pro-
po.als, directed to the Clers. of the Board,
and endorsed Proposals fot moving Jail
Cells"
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all proposals.
BY order Of the Board.
JAsEsIJ. HYDK,
Clerk.
Kingrnan, March 18th, 1851. f22-t&)
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

- 70 ~ apiece and writes ~ many ~
half dozen weck. From some os
his compositions the publishers never
get any return; from others the returns
arc very large. Mr. Henry r. Work,
who died IN 1885. and who was withouo
any sIonbt the most s0cccSsfssl among
the writer's Of moiern popular songs. 3
the exception which provcs the rule r.
Illustrated above.
'Mf. Work never sold song 10 3
music publisher for . fixed suns. = ~
Gently said Willis Woodward. who knew
Mr. Work intimately. s.IIe was 8
printer By trade. and when he startedtn
70 write songs, ~ . pastime for leisure
hours. he determined that he would
never publish his works save on royalty.
The result was that be dicd wOrth over
100000. and his songs are still profit
able to bis heirs. Babylon u Fallen
and 'Msrching Thsough Georgia were
among his earlier successes; Grand
fathers Clock among HsH --latest.
Marching Throug;, George il Coz.
sidcrcd standard song. and sells to shs
extent of eight thousand or nine thos.
sand yearly. I shall never forgot ths
FIRST time I heard sf;sandfather' Clock
] was then employed In . Wcsaorp mnsis
store. He came In and sang IL % nss.
He was very bad singer. and the sssh.
jcct and the treatment were both 20
quaint, the movement Of the melody %
unusual. that / did not know what %
think Of 1t. or what 10 say about its
probable success. Ny opinion Of Il was
that the imitation Of the clock move.
nicnt was novel and attractive, but I did
NOT venture to say any thing furthes.
Tine song was ptblishcd, buf it Hns
long time before II won its way to ths
popular ear, TO soy nothing Of The pop
Mar heart. IL was shown 20 minstrel
singers, who threw It impatentiy asidA
Wombod declared that I've would not
sing such trash. In SPITE of every
thing. however, II made It's way and I,c-
cam; popular. Then wombo'd did
sing II, anc especially advertise tho
fact- Among Works other songs are:
Father. q Father, Come Homo With Mo
Now The Loss Of the Lady Eig'n,'
The Fire Bells and Drop the Pink
Curtains Work tried number Of
times 70 write successfully humorous
songs, but failed every time. ."---Nash-
rittc american. q,
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
SUMMONS.

In the Justics's Court ofilnekbsrryP Precinct
Of the County Of Mohavs, Territory oi
Arizona. =
JAxrs kosBosoroH, Piahi.i6,
v, O. ScorfxLD, Defendant.
The Territory Of Arzoaa sends Grsstine
TO w. q. Scofeld, Defendant.
You arc hsfeby samntn,ed 10 appear b.
fore meat my Office in HAckberry precinct,
IN the County Of Mohass. on the 18th day OF
ADril, 1851, at 10 o'clock o. m, in an sofiou
brought against you by aaid plaintiR 70 An.
swer the complaint OF the shove named
plaintiff.
Said action h brought 10 recoyss tbs can
Of two hundred and fifty dollars (e2D),
With interest at 10 l,sr cent Per annam, .
. pTomissory note for two kundssd aollAu,
and on fifty dollars lcssilSd 10 roo, OF jndg.
meat will bs taken agsiinst you for tbs eaid
amount, together With eDsts Of this 0sit II
y0u fail TO appear snd answer.
To the sllerif or any Constable Of mid
County, Grssting:
Make legal service and doe sstssn thsss.
of.
Given under my hAad tAs 2lth ny a
February, 1897.
HExsr SaAEynl,
a Justice Of the Peaas 10 and fos ~ -
oinct. AAv.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
POPULAR SONGS.

Gsms Of Melsdy Csnpssss ~ yess Ne,
Ksewa 20 Ysms sr Yestsse.
], would seem ths. BY some strange
fatality the writer's Of popular songs
aever participate in the occasionally
enormous profits derived BY Publishers
from Their works A ncwspsper para
graph went the rounds during Tffieps'
last tour in America describing how
Couch. the composer Of kathleen
MaTournccn." came TO the great artist
and thanked her for tho feeling and tho
kill with which she had sang the song
IT concert In Baltimore. whore he was
fscn residing. He mentioned at the
;imc that he hal sold his composition
eng years before for Is. III. Il. Danks,
very prolific Song-writer, disposed Of
his ''Silvcr Threads Among the Cold
or s25. For year he had failed TO in
luce various publishers to take hold Of
I and make some business arrangement
with him. At last he found . printer
sho agreed to share the expense of
citing IL up for one-half OF the result
Dg profits, II there were any. The ex-
.,ensc Of printing rong 10 considerable.
The plates cost about SIS, and copies Of
may be turned out for something like
cents apiece. The supposed advap-
age Of having a song published. by a
.ell-known publisher Ia not so much
hit he bears tho crrsnsc OF publishing
: tnat he has facilities for circulating
through the trade, aud thus having a
say for lis introduction 10 the
,ublic. 1t Is q supposed advantage.
or songs are introduced to the public
y 4 man or woman on the stage singing
EN-, and not by muse clerk behind
, counter inducing seminary girls and
,cung theoIogians with mus. .cal tastes to
'urchasc copy here and there. How
ser. Mr. Danks and his printer got tls
ong up in shape for paplic sale, aud
lid what they could to prescntit pub.
&c attention. They male little sue
,css the first year, but the imp stuous
md creative spirit OF Mr.. Danks VIA,
sot sat:sGcd. II was going too slowly
'or him, and he finally sold ont to bis
"a: tncr for the amount mentioned
above. "Silver Threads Among tho
Sold steadily grew iEto popularity; II
made its way to England, and In point OF
iales easily ranks wish any song ever
published. The shar which Mr.. Dauks
oil for s25 would have yielded him
,crhaps 5000 In tho two or three sub
cgucnt years. J. r. Skelly, the COM
'oscr OF '.My Pretfy Red Rosc,r and
many other succcssfn: songs whose sales
ave reached four ard sometimes live
igures. has never pr .ftcd BY these sue
eases. He inyai ias.ly sells his compo-
itions to publishers outright, aud Is SO
'roli6c that he make, q living from this
voyk. Hs sells songs all the way from
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
Notice of Forfeiture.
To James oliver. Thomas Oliver aud Sam

To James Oliver. Thomas oliver aud Samuel
Oliver
fou are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars In labor aud improvements
upon the Maripoas mining claim, STATED IN the
Maynard Mining District, M0baye county.
y. Of BOOK Mining Records page Ci2.
II order 70 hold satd premises under the PRO,
visions Of Section z524. Revised Statutes Oh the
Smtea States. being the amount required 70
5ist, is4E.
And you are further notified that the proper.
tion oi such cxpenditt1rc due from each Of y0i,
k W, lawful magey Osthe Enifed States: and II
within ~ days after the publication Of this no
tlce you fsii or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion Of such expenditure as coo1ners your
inserest IN said property will become the prop
erty Of the undersigned under said section zs2t
FRANK HAMILTON
Kinsman, January iish, 1885,. Jan. Is-god.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
Pia.s For Cssrt Mssse.

The Board ,a Supervisors Of the Count,
OF Mohave, having under consideration
tie erection oi Court House In the towr
OF Kingman, invite carpsaaets, builder,
and others to present plans for the same
at the meeting OF the Board on Monday
April 4th, 1887 at 2 o'clsck p. m.--the
building to be Of wood, two stories, with
ilre-proof vaults or Offices for tho Record,
.H, Probate and District Clerks, and "a
cost in the neigborhood Of five ti,ounand
dollars.
Should the Board accept any Of the
plans presented small enumeration will
be paid forthc same.
For further information apply TO the
Chairman or Clerk Of the Board.
BY order Of the Board.
JAsiJs J. HYDE,
Clerk.
Kingman, March l2th, 1887. (22-t4.)
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
Arss.ns I,e.s.ssres.

/ A, dsuosss U. q. Money Order ofasr; J.
IntssrAfionai Money Order ofkss; x. Wells
Fstso's Express ofsss. This list u correct
ID noatkiy.
YAvA,n Couxrr-Agua Fra Valley, AIsx.
aadra. Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, x, Hs
Bag (Hsd Rook), bradshaw, BneDo, Bnra.
bio Hsc. Camp VERDI. Cl~isrder. Chssyy,
Chino, Cssasea, Fisestaa. 4, Giiistt, Has
aayarspas, Hoveiis, Jesoms, yrnipss, Lees
reny, Mayer, Mss~vil,s. raysoa, Prescott,
AL x, Ssmmons, stanton, Bsoddxsd. Zip
Top. walhsr, walnut Grove, Williams Z.
PmA CogsrY--Ai,sn. Ansriosn Flag, Asi-
ussa. CslshAsas Z, Csittendea X, Desert,
Espssasa, Gseatssvills. Mxsshaw, Nogalss
Z, Oss BIaDec, Psntaao \. onijoto., Rsd-
ia,xtoa, Bahuarits, Total Wreck, Tsbass Tee
sn AK, Washington.
0rLA CogxTI-Arnsr, Globs Az, Ke-
sSsr \, San Carlos, Tonto.
MonAvs CoUxTY-Aubrsy, Brson, Hack
tsrrv Z, Hsanina, Kingmau Z, Hinerni Park
A, NsAavs City. Powell tNsedlsa), SIGNAL.
CocnnE CousrY-Fenson =, Bishes, Camp
mDnSHuo8 ~ In8St0otou H SS1sStstr0o =
Dos CabezAs 4, Dragon =, Fairbanks .,
Fort BsvSs Apache PaaslAx, Ocheavills,
10. David. Tombstone 3, Tres Aiinos,
wilcox (Mslsy) Ak.
Il 0sAnAM CorxTr--BOrils, Chftsa =.
Duncan {Purdy) Z, Dunlap, Fort Gsns.
Fort Thomas, Morsnei, Pisns. SaRord, SOL
onsouyiijs. SNgw
PnlL CsUxTY-nutts, Css Orands 4,
Dudlsyvills, Florsnos =, Aanlyviils, Mar.
copa 1, Mesaviljs, Picasho. PinaI =, Rivsr.
side, Eaeaton, Silver King A.
YuHA CocxTr-CentsnniGi (PIamoss).
Clip, Ehrsnberg, Eortons, Parker, Yuna
All.
APACHE couSrr-Erastss, Fort ASaShs,
Holbrookx, Kesras Ca.yoO, Nusrssse, ~.
Johns A, ~. Joseph, Hahsw Low, SaOSfAks,
springsryilis, Sunset, rayios, wisa,ov,
Woodruff.
sfAEsccpA CoUKTg--{3ila Bend =, Hayden, |
Lshi. Mcdowell, Phsnix =, Ssntissl. Tenn
ps, tHayden} A, vulture 4, wiokSnbarg.
Jssfss REsEsyATSox-Ycrt DsAancs.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
roRs,cM ooss,e.

The owners photograph must nov
appear on nil passports In Turkey.
--Jhc best female lacemakers Of Sax
ony are not able 10 earn more thar
sixty cents q week.
The increae Of postal business
made u desirable for the German Gov.
ernment TO erect . post-ofaec ~ ShAnz
hai.
! -Samson, the French exesutioucr,
beI,asyied 7.i4s people In his official cS.
.ser. being 2l7 . year-rather busy
The tomb OF Mordccai and Quessn
Esther Is still visited BY Hebrew pii.
grims, and Is well preserved IN the zen.
ter OF the town OF Iamadan. in Persia,
Moro than two per cent Of all the
priyatcs In the Russian army were pun
ished BY court-martial last year. Among
the onenses we're five tho1sand robbcr-
ies -
When the grandmother OF fi,c Khc-
dive Of Esypt died short time ago one
hundred oxen were slaughtered and d
display Of fireworks was made in the
eycpirg.
The nationsl debt OF Great Britain
amounts 60 mole than GO for each In
kab,sant hut very few worry over the
niaiter. Il n srocers' and butcIiers'
2 Us Which make us jump when the
door bell rings
Under the postal telegraph system
IN England--that Is to say. manage.
neni by the government of al, tete.
Tafh Hnes--the number of messages
eat annually has increased from 8. CO.,
% In 1879 to 81, ,000. 600 ia 1895.
In Paris an enthusiastic crowd I'm
fed on carrying an unwilling
ranger. who had saved man froIn
Fosn.ng. TO the police station 70 be re-
srded. There he was recognized as
! o.crdcr who was wanted for larceny,
cd BE was placed in prison.
II niay be news 10 some 70 learn
hat most Of the London hospitals are
thout any endowment, their only
orrcc 0f income being voluntary con-
ribrtions. Last year these institutions
arcd fer over n million patient at an
.xpcisc Of five million dollars.
The Dryphore. n Noah 'sark kind
looking vessel. now moorcd on the
conrs-la-Rcine, Paris, has for show .
can't oak. weighing about fifty tons
This mammoth Of q prehistoric forest
was dug up from the bed Of the Rhine.
where II Is supposed 10 have LAIN over
three thousand years.
The Berlin Central Union for
Placing Labor provided last year Eve
thousand three hundred and five per-
sons. or more than sixty per cent. OF
the applicants, with work. No fec
whatever Is cxacictl by the union, which
derives Its support from the contribu.
tons Of employers. Il promotes tire
welfare Of the laboring classes also by
reading rooms and by tbs aid given Ia
needy and unsuccessful applicants for
places
Tho Lancet, which IL publication
calculated 10 send nervous
ptrsons into Iunst:c asylanis. declares
that persons who drink large quantities
Of tea first become wildly cxcitabls,"
and then ''tbc sense of hearing goes"
This Is bad news for tho Bishop Of Lon
don, who is the greatest dr.nker OF Tea
that has teen known in England since /
lhc death Ct DIR. johnson. - London
7rn,k. l
The Prussian House Of Lords num-
oers nominally 3i3 members, 81 OF /
whom are hereditary, while 2i6 are an.
Dointcd for lie. However, while "a
RUSSIAN cites are entitled to seats In
he House. some Of them practically
lever avail fhenisclvcs Of the privilege.
Ihus konigsbcrg has been without D
for nearly twelve ycars.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

SO REPcKTs OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS -
Asto Purity and WhoIcsomcness BakngPow6sr
hac
injurious sGbs,seA g..
I ~
"H. A.
By
eAher
Of
~ anayzel package Of y Baking Powder
Baking Powder received
upi
Health ell the world
kofs1he DfAozAs illustrates comparative worth Of
Povder Chemical
calculated the Dcassd
Powder knows ~ practical experience White
than ordinary kinds
person EaE#9
- be avoided a. dangerous.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
> kssI Stations.

HssI Stations.
TArough tickets TO all tho principal eitis,
sast and west on sale at che following sta
sions: Albsqusrque. Hoibrok, Winssow
glasstas, Psach Springs, Kingnan, Pres
sott and the Needles.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via Hasuna to the Indian village oi
Aosma. iG railss.
vis Wisxate 10 Fort wingats. . miles
zuni o. miles.
Via Nauaciite TO Fort DsEanse NAV
40 agency, - rsi!es: Cshoa de Chsile. es
miles; Esans Canon, 80 miles.
Via I1eibrs~k, tri-weskiy stages to st.
Johns, 50 miles; Fort Apache, 50 miles;
Bpfingsrviiie, 81 miles: SHOW Low. 30 n lies
Tayiorviilo, Go miies; Moqri Indian village
fno PeGnIaY stago), 80 miles.
Via w1ssisw to Brighasr City and San.
-.
Via ASH Esslx. daily stasss 10 Prescott.
and wkippie Bnrncks, s4 miles; daily stag
- from Prescott to Phensx. sn9 tri weekly
stAlses 70 Fort VERDI.
Wis Raarh SHsiaSs 10 Tho GsanA
Canon or thc Colorado, 10 niles.
yh Kinxsnan, daily Stages TO StosAton
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral PARK, &c miles; Ger.
bit IA miles.
Vh Yseea 10 Signal, 10 miles.
Wis Needles, steamer 10 Ysna, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohavs, Mohavs City.
HssdyvilIs, Arizona; and III Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
W. A. lslssell,
General Psssengsr Agent.
-. =. Rshlnsss. Gsr-i Manager.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
x0tlce Of DIss0l ufion Of Part
nership.

The copartnership of the undersigned
hsretofors existing under this name and
sfy's Of Beeoher 4 Rassell in the town al
kingman, county of Mohaye Ter. Of Ari.,.
na, u this day dissolred by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by Cbarl,s
u Beecher who will pay tae outstanding
debts Of tine firm and 70 whom al the dsbts
j. II. RussvLL
&. II. BExcnEs.
kingman, Ariz March IL, 1887. 25N.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

Robe Hurd. agei eight. fcIl into
tlse SchuylkilI. at P1l;ladcIphia. and was
drowning IN the prcsence OF screaming
women and helpless men who could not
swim, when Mr.. Lake Dillon. driving
by. learned the conist'on Of afThirs.
plunged In dressed ~ he vas In his
Sunday clothes AMI. after remaining
under water long cnorgh 10 alarm tho
spectators. emerged with the boy. who
had gone down for ;he third tinlc and
whom he found lying in the mud At thu
bottom OF the river. Proper treatment
rrstorcd the boy ~ Consciousness and
health. This Is the third life that Mr..
Dillon has aycd.--Igtiiadsipsia Prew.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

V07Iean live ut home. and make more
iii mopey at work for ua, than st any
@OO thing ei5c m this world. Capital
not needed; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from the 6rst start.
Costly ontfit and terms fsss. Better moi
DELAY. Costs ,0u nothing 10 send us you,
address and fiid cot; IL you are wise you
will do 80 al oncs. II, HALLErT 4 Co.,
POI tlsud, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To DR. Y. L. BrRDfcx,
Administrator Of the Estate of. ". Yoaeh.n.,
deceased. =
You are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars Ia labor sud Improvements
upon the Grecisn Bend mining csairi, yftusted
Ia the Wsllspsi mining district, Mohave conn-
Y. Arizona Territory. snd duly recorded in
HOOK u. gf Mining Hseords pages 61e and CO. ia
order 70 hold said premises under the proyis-
Ions OF Section 1924, Revised Statutes OF the
United States, being the amount required TO
hold the same for the yesf ending December
3ls, 1856. =
And you are further notified that The prosor.
tioa OF said expenditure due from you, Is $50
lawful money Of the United states and III yifhfr,
~ days after the publication OF this notice you
such expenditure ~ cO-owncr, your Interest ia
said claim VIII become the property Of the nn.
dersigped under said section Zs2l
Is.ed sf Einsnsn this 2th day Of January
isS. A. v. DAVIS.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
The shoye and % other
yafiettcs sfE Ill In cellar
GEO. PINNHY,
xvsrgrssn, Door County, Wis.
R RATENrTS.

Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained
and all other business In the q. &, Patent
Once attended 10 for MODEKATE FEES.
Our Office IL opposittths l.. 8. Patent
Once, and we can obtain Patents In loss
tire than those remote from WASHING:
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We adj.
wise - to rutentability free 0f charge: and
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
Dupt. Of Money Order Div, and to officials
Of ths Z. b. fatent Ofiics. For circular,
advice, terms and references to actnal eli
ents In your own State or County, wri,s to
&. A SNOW n CO..
Opposita Patent OfBcs. washington, ID. C.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26

Fss;n,a, 10; 10 S;ns: no E poss.ss a., s.d y. ws
a OAA nable, sample boz Of goods
that will put yoa in the way Of making more
money at once, than any thing else in Am.
Orion. Both sexes Of all aees esn live AZ
bone and work In spare time, or all the
time. Capital mot required. We VII start
y0a. Immense pay saFe for thoes wbo start
o. once. SrMs0x 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-26
lsepakslesa Territorial Csnsoit-
Tee.

Tho following srs he names of ths nspab.
lican Tsrritoris: Csatsal Committss:
Chairman-wiliism Christy. Phenix.
Secretarv--E. A. Morford, Phenix.
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